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The adminsitrative law of the church. Canon means rule. It has nothing to do with gun control.
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Why Hamilton's equations are called canonical equations?
The word canonical means "by a general law, rule, principle or criterion". When the Hamiltonian operator is applied to the (average momentum) wave function it gives quantized values. In this sense the Hamilton equations gives the Schrodinger equation discreet values by a general law.
Is there a Sentence for canonical?
"Everyone found the guidelines for the tournament canonical."
The COMPLIN was the last of the seven canonical hours.?
the seventh canonical hours
Can You Put The Canonical And Non-Canonical Book Of The Bible In Order By Reading Them.?
No.
What is Canonical Ltd.'s population?
Canonical Ltd.'s population is 500.
When was Canonical Ltd. created?
Canonical Ltd. was created on 2004-03-05.
Do priests have to be present at a Catholic wedding?
Church law requires Catholics to be married in the presence of a priest and two witnesses in order for the marriage to be valid. This is called "the canonical form of marriage". Catholics may receive a dispensation from their bishop from the canonical form. Without the dispensation, a marriage in any other form for Catholics would be considered invalid under Church law.
What are canonical Olympians?
Olympians who were the aisn ones. They were cononical because they all followed the same sort of orthodox guidlines. This definition of Canonical might help canonical
What has the author Maryrita Wieners written?
Maryrita Wieners has written: 'Toward a canonical definition of the lay person' -- subject(s): Laity (Canon law)
What is the word to describe books of the Bible not accepted as canonical?
They are simply described as non-canonical books.
What times during the day are canonical hours?
I would help, but I don't know what a canonical hour is.
What has the author Frank J Rodimer written?
Frank J. Rodimer has written: 'The canonical effects of infamy of fact' -- subject(s): Infamy (Canon law)
